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Show Millard County Progress, Fillmore, Utah 84631, Friday , Dec. 18, 1981 Page 4 the minutes of our Nov. ) meeting then Carma and Thora helped us sing "Joy to the World and "Silent Night". Due to hie Virgie By the illness of Diana Fuller Peggy the 13th, Leon Williams (who is also the chorister) Jndy Tuner and Do a and his wife, Barbara, who had planned to give a Crape were hostesses, and children, Burke, history of very interesting Dec. 12th, for a bridal Brian and Brooke of Alher shower open house at the pine came to visit their Steven Vestal Fralatter's home in honor of Aunt Virgie and Uncle written zier, by her grandbride-to-bSharoa t Wil- Delial. They came espefather, John Arthur Dean. cox, who will become the cially to bring his parents She had Carma read it for bride of Montee Brunson Charles and Elda Willher, which was done very of Fillmore Dee. 19th. iams of Nephi. Charles is well. The new lesson Many beautiful and useful Virgie's brother and is leader, Paula Christengifts along with best wish- confined to a wheelchair, sen, presented the lesson es were received by Shar- having suffered a stroke Native in a Pioneers on from a large crowd of seven months before Demanner. While delightful The host- lial did. This was a rare Carma prepared to serve esses also purchased two treat having these folks her delicious pumpkin beautiful sheets to tie the come. Then Sun. afterJean Neilson, sharcake, All who noon, Delial's sister and bride a quilt. ed with us a fun poem ticame and wanted to put a brother-in-laDarlene Intled "Tomorrow". few stitches on with their and Howard Memmott of stead of exchanging gifts, love and best wishes. Scipio arrived for a as has been our custom, the are The young couple visit, bringing those caring to gave some children of Don and Thora a favorite food of Delial's. money which was used to Wilcox, Denny and Norfruit and baskpurchase ma Brunson. The latter Mr. Tom Williams and ets, also home made fruit attended the party and his mother, Jane Willcake, made by Vice Capt. added her bit to the quilt. iams, were over night Lynn Allen, to give to refreshments guests of her son Dent shut-inDelicious s in the Crystal 10. Dec. prepared by the hostesses Williams, also added a Lynn Camp. were enjoyed by all. Dern's wife, Dixie is a little Christmas tree ornastudent at the Technical ment to the basket and Mr. and Mrs. J. Delial College in Richfield. Jane each daughter preIvie have surely enjoyed is making her home for gave Besent an ornament. their family members the winter in Milford at sides those mentioned coming to extend Seasons the home of Tom and his these daughters attended: Greetings and helping wife Jessie. Tauntella Robison, Noma out. On Dec. 7th, Virgie's Jackson, Ruth-mar- y Cheryl brother, Clayton WillWe surely felt the Brower, and Phyllis iams, and Lucille Overson Christmas season was The here when we, the mem- Murray. came on the 9th. Ivie's daughter, Carene bers of the Crystal Camp At Sacrament meeting Baldwin, and her daughof the DUP, met at the on Dec. 6th, the little ter, Kim Solberg of Bea- beartifully decorated of Jim and Cardaughter ver, brought a beautiful home of Carma Swallow ol Jackson Brinkerhoff Christmas tree that they Dec. 10. apt. Thora Wilwas given the name Prisand their husbands, Don cox conducted the meetcilla Ann and a blessing and Greg, went to the ing, welcomed guests and Those by her father. mountains to cut. Then extended Christmas with Jim were standing Carene and Kim decor- greetings. Chaplain Virlittle Priscilla Ann's ated it and put up some gie Ivie offered the invoCurly outside Christmas lights, cation. As always we uncles Merlin Swenson, Fillthen did shopping in were privileged and proud Lee Jackson and David more for their parents. to pledge our Allegience William and Jackson, to our dear old Flag. Car- great-uncle- s John Jack-soOn Dec. 11th, Toni ma accompanied on the Del Allgood, and Williams and his mother, piano with Thora direct- Junior Robison and BishJane, stopped to visit ing us in singing the song op Kent Swallow, Couase-lor- s: their cousin and niece, Long, Long Ago". After Don Tomkinson and Virgie and Delial. Sunday Sec. Jean Neilson read ruM Pllicnn The latter Flowed Features e, well-wisher- s. as n, is also a cousin to Jim. re- the latives attending meeting for this special occasion, besides those mentioned were greatgrandmothers Mrs. Swenson of Hinckley, Mrs. John (Julia) Jackson and Teri of Mapleton.Mrs. Del (Golds) Allgood and children, Sonya and Jeffery Brennon and J.D., Mr. and Mrs. Guy Brinkerhoff and Amy, Mrs. Merlin Lee Jackson and children, Mrs. David Bill (Jean) Jackson and children of Fillmore, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Bruce Jack-so- n and children, Mrs. Robison, Junior(Pearl) and Norman Jackson all of Flowell. Grandparents Merlin and Zekla Jackson hosted a family dinner at their home after Sacrament Meeting. Duane and Phyllis Sampson left their home in Pahvant a few days prior to Thanksgiving for a delightful 10 day vacation that took them first to Ontario, Ore. where they spent two days with their daughter and VeLynn and Warren Iverson and two children, then on to Tacoma, Washington, where they were guests of their son Dennis and his wife arolyn and six children for Thanksgiving dinner plus a few more enjoyable days. They enjoyed the scenery as they traveled to Reno for more pleasant visiting with their son Blair, his wife Dewie and their little sons Shiloh and Aared. At Wells, Nev. they were guests of Phyllis brother and sister-in-laBoyd and Tish Tripp and sister-in-laEvaleene Tripp. The widow of Phyllis' youngest brother, Russell, who passed away suddenly in Aug. son-in-la- Meadow Moments Kanosh Kapers By Dathel Whitaker Ark) and Marguerite Harris of Kanosh have returned from a months vacation. They went to Yuma, Arizona and Mexico to visit the William Tanners of Preston, Idaho, who winter in Yuma each year. After staying there four days, they went on to Ontario, Olifornia to visit Marguerite's brother, Dr. Harold Fisher and family. The Harrises did many things with the Fishers and their large family. The Fishers have visited here in Kanosh several times. From Ontario, they traveled to Camarillo, Calif., where the Harris family used to live. The highlight of the week they spent there, was Thanksgiving Day and later a family reunion with all of the relatives. Their son, Michael and his wife, Linda Gay, live there and both teach Art. They and their three children have also visited often in Kanosh. They own a home in Fillmore. From amarillo, they traveled up the coast to San Louis Obispo to Marguerite's brother. Dr. Howard Fisher's home. His wife, Thelma, is a of the LDS church, Dec. S. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Allen and sons Brad, Danny and wife La Von and children were in Orem Dec. 13, to attend sacrament meeting in the Royal Hurd ward to hear their nephew and cousin Rodney Hurd speak of his experiences in the Denmark, Copenhagen Mission, where he served his ward and LDS Samuel Howard Utley church for two years. was baptized by his fa- Dean's mother, Ruth Allther, Sam Utley, who also en, also accompanied confirmed him a member them. w famous artist. The Fishers really showed them around in this area. The highlight of their stay here was a party they were invited to with around thirty of their friends and Doctors, which was held on a chartered boat where they danced, had dinner and really had a ball. Having had a wonderful trip, they felt excited about getting back home. They report that they think Kanosh is a great place to live. Sacrament meeting Sunday was conducted by Counselor Cleve Christensen. We were reminded of the blood drive to be held more. The newest member of the ward is, David Lee Green, who was baptized on Sat., Dec. 12th, at the Kanosh Ward Chapel. He is the son of Bany ami Chris Green, and the nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Leach. David was baptized and confirmed by Bishop Dave Christensen. His name was presented for approval to be ordained to the office of a Deacon, which was taken care of following Sacrament meeting, by Bishop Christensen. Cheri Perkins was released as the Kanosh Ward choir director. Lillian Rogers was sustained as the new ward choir director. Lynn Perkins was sustained as the Deacon's Quorum Jar0 sa at West Jordan, and a with Kerry and Marilyn DeVries and their child- traveled tolo-to an. their son, Don, underwent surgery to correct the problem from his skiing accident last February. They report that the surgery went well and Don is getting along very Becked V'S ren also of West Jordan. From there they traveled to Richfield to watch the basketball game with the rest of the Eagle fans. After the ballgame they enjoyed a visit with sister and huswell. and Sherman Arda band, Saturday as they were re- Turner. turning to their home they Meadow people in the visited shortly with Har Fillmore hospital this past old's brother, Joe, his week are Gail Hare and their son, wife, Jean, and Lisa Kumpe. They are Ronald at Bountiful, with a wished recovery. speedy Hal and Jolynn and Melis Na-Dea- Christmas Spirit Special All Through December RSR Services will be serving refreshments Holden Happenings By Orvin Stevens and Kathleen, daughter, drove to St. George, Tuesday, to the home of Julia and Fred Warner. The group then traveled to Richcrest, Calif, to spend a few days with son and wife and family, the Mont Stevens. They all returned to St. George, Friday, and visited and attended the testimonial held in honor of Fred and Julia prior to them leaving for an LDS mission. The family being all together held an early Christmas party also. James W. and Stella received Stephenson, word of the birth of a new and having Christmas Displays Ella Crosland It's a boy for Larry and He Kathy Fransworth. was born at Utah Valley Hospital and will be welcomed home by four big sisters. In Salt Lake, Tuesday, Dec. 8th, at the airport were Lewis and Janet Monsen and members of their family that included, Gary, John and Chris Monsen, Rick and Made-ly- n Bennett, Lynn and Julie Sydall, also Annette Wade. They were there to see Elder Bryce Monsen as he departed for Japan to serve an LDS mission. LaRae Stephenson and three children drove to Salt Lake, Sat., for an Bernie and Elizabeth overnight visit with her Gibbs of Provo are the sister, Jeri Crosland. parents of the baby girl. They visited the Temple She has a big sister. HeaSquare and saw all the ther. Lyle and Merene beautiful and lights Owen are the Christmas scenes. First Security wants to Sielp you save and play Santa .. . 1 Ur Hazel Harmon was hapher brother. Dean and Martha Wood, of Salt Lake, come for an overnight visit with her. Others coming to her home while her guests were there were Orson and Verl Christensen of Flowell, brother, Gyde Wood and Delma Bennett. Boyd Watts received word of the birth of a new grandson. His daughter and Cindy husband, Bruce Longdson welcomed an 81b.6oz., baby boy to their family making two boys and two girls in the family. He will be named, Jeremiah. He is the 19th, grandchild for Boyd making it 14 grandsons and Five granddaughters. py to have Their home is in Willow Creek, Calif. Mrs. Margaret Stevens drove to Ogden, Tuesday, where she is the guest of her daughter, Dorothy and husband and family. Grant and Tauna Nielson of Salt Lake were weekend guests at the home of their parents, Don and Karla Dastrup. They were happily showing off their new baby girl. At the home of Warren and Ella Crosland, Saturday, were her brother, and Dora Mae Thompson of Midvale. 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